The Australian East-West Radio Relay System Revisited
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History of Australian Telecommunications, East-West Radio Relay System, GEC Australia, GEC-AEI Telecommunications, John A. Lush
Abstract
The Journal revisits an historic paper from 1971 by R. W. Richards and J. Donovan of GEC-AEI Telecommunications on the prime contractor’s role in the delivery of the Australian East-West radio relay system from Northam in Western Australia to Port Pirie in South Australia.
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Richards, R. W., & Donovan, J. (1971). The Prime Contractor’s Role in Project Management. Telecommunication Journal of Australia, 21(1), 4–7.
“Survey”. (1967). “Survey for the East-West Radio Relay System”. Technical News Item, Telecommunication Journal of Australia, 17(2), 132.
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Simon Moorhead, Telecommunications Manager
Simon was Commercial Manager at Ericsson Australia and Telstra. He has over 40 years experience in the telecommunications industry in commercial and technology roles. Simon is interested in telecommunications history and is currently assisting the Editors in reprising historical papers from the Telecommunication Journal of Australia.
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